Daily Routine
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| Do you know what a Daily Routine is? | Is an action that is repeated everyday. |
| Common Daily Activities that we realized: Wake up! Get up Take a bath Brush teeth Eat breakfast Do homework etc. | We use daily activities to describe what we usually do, for example: I get up at 7: 00 a.m. I usually have breakfast with my family. |
| Actions that we do during the day and those that we repeat for a long time as schedule are routines | We need to know verbs in order to express our Routines: Go, Eat, Sleep, Brush, Run. |
| Daily Routines also needs Frequency adverbs | Frequency adverbs help us to describe how often we do our activities. The most common for describe a Routine are: always Usually Often Sometimes Never |
| Keep in mind that we are going to use Frequency Adverbs to describe that action, how often we realize it. | Great examples now: |
| Examples of how use Frequency Adverbs: | 1. I always eat my breakfast = that is means that all mornings I eat breakfast. 2. I usually do my bed = that means that not all the days I do the bed. 3. I often run in the evenings = this means that I run just 3 evenings a week. 4. Sometimes I clean my bedroom = This means that I clean my bedroom once a day a week. 5. I never wash dishes = this means that I never do that activity. |
| When do we use Daily Routines? | We use Dayli routines to talk with a friend, when we introduce ourselves on a new club, or mentioned our schedules in order to add a new event. |